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\nUltimate<\/a> leads me to Richard P.
\nGabriel’s<\/a> (the Lucid Inc. guy) personal website. His short book,
\nof Software<\/a> has (recently?) become available; you will find it
\nalongside lots of other LISP and software development goodies like
\nand a complete histoire<\/i> of his famous
\nessays. Yeah, you’ve heard of it, probably from
\nin the first place: This wonderful little gem from the mauvais est
\nmieux<\/i> page about hiring
\n“About a year later we hired a young kid from Pittsburgh named
\nJamie Zawinski. He was not much more than 20 years old and came highly
\nrecommended by Scott Fahlman. We called him ‘The Kid.’ He
\nwas a lot of fun to have around: not a bad hacker and definitely in a
\ndemographic we didn.t have much of at Lucid.”\n<\/p>\n